What is an incorrect quote?
A fandom joke: a short exchange put in the mouths of characters who never said it, usually because it fits them a little too well.
Free · runs in your browser
Fill in two to five names, press Generate, and get a short, made-up exchange for your favourite characters, your OCs or your friends. Every scene is original.
Type the names of two to five characters above and press Generate. You get a short exchange in which they say something they never said, in the familiar shape of a fandom “incorrect quote”. Press Another one for a new scene; with more names, the generator also shuffles who says which line.
Every scene was written for quote.video, so you won’t find them copied from a fan site, and nothing is made up by AI. When one lands, press Copy text to paste it into a post or a chat, or Make it an image to open the quote image maker with the whole exchange in place, ready to style and save as a PNG.
Fill in the names under Characters. Add a character gives up to five.
Press Generate (or Enter in a name box). Press Another one until a scene fits.
Press Copy text for a text post, or Make it an image to style it as a picture.
In the maker, pick a template, then press Export and Download the PNG.
Two names get two-person scenes: the planner and the chaos, the honest friend and the one in the questionable outfit. Three, four or five names unlock group scenes, from a disastrous movie night to a road trip nobody should drive on. With more names than a scene needs, the generator picks the cast at random each time.
Got a line of your own? Type it straight into the quote image maker or the typewriter text video maker: line breaks are kept, so “Name: line” on each row looks just like the generated ones.
A fandom joke: a short exchange put in the mouths of characters who never said it, usually because it fits them a little too well.
No. Every scene was written by hand for quote.video, and the generator only fills in your names and picks one at random.
No. Everything happens in your browser; the names never leave it.
Yes, anywhere you like, as text or as an image. A credit is welcome but not required.
There is no chat-screenshot style, but the Paper & notebook and Typewriter templates show dialogue clearly, and you can change the font and colours of every line in the maker.